Exodus
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Series on Exodus Title: Covenant Renewal Introduction This is the last message on the book of Exodus, and as we begin I would like to remind you of the important principles taught in Exodus. First of all we learn here that we are separated from God by our sinful state. Secondly, we learn that God
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Series on Exodus Title: The Face of God Introduction We are looking here at Moses and God. As we gaze in wonder at these accounts of Moses’ communion with the Lord we should recognize that Moses was only a sinful human being like ourselves who had experienced the grace of God. Our interest should not
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Series on Exodus Title: The Fire and the Calf Introduction Last time we looked at Israel’s idolatrous worship of the golden calf and saw that it was not only false worship but foolish and fearful. This time we are looking at God confronting this rebellion through his servant Moses. While Moses was in the mountain
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Series on Exodus Title: False and Foolish Introduction Here in our text is a story that would be unbelievable were it not recorded upon the sacred and inspired page. One will forever wonder how a people so marvelously, dramatically, and gloriously saved from Egypt could so quickly turn from the God who had delivered them.
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Series on Exodus Title: In the Presence of God Introduction We come in this study to the last chapter in Exodus. This is not the final message because we have several events in Chapters 32-34 which we have not yet treated, but since the larger part of the book is occupied with instructions about the
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Series on Exodus Title: Only One Way Introduction There is more information about this aspect of the tabernacle service than any other. A whole series of studies could be done on the priesthood. I humbly attempt to convey the most important truths to you in this study. Did you know that there were priests before
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Series on Exodus Title: The Meeting Place Introduction Here we come to the outermost furnishing of the tabernacle, the brazen altar in the court. Made of bronze like the laver because, actually, brass was unknown to these people being a combination of copper and zinc whereas bronze is copper and tin. Though it was the
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Series on Exodus Title: Clean Hands, Pure Heart Introduction We now move out into the courtyard of the tabernacle and in front of the holy place where the priests served we find the laver. There is a striking difference between the laver or basin for washing in the tabernacle and in Solomon’s temple as described
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Studies in Exodus Title: The Tent of God Introduction Up to this time we have looked at the furnishings of the tabernacle, the ark of the covenant in the holiest of all, and the altar of incense, the table of bread and the lampstand in the holy place where the priests served. Now in this
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Series on Exodus Title: The Light of the Spirit Introduction This particular piece of furniture is the last in the holy place of the tabernacle. It was a seven branched candelabra made of a talent of pure gold. There was a main trunk terminating in one lamp and then three branches on either side. It
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Series on Exodus Title: The Bread of Life Introduction We come now to the second piece of furniture in the holy place after the altar of incense which was located in front of the curtain which covered the holiest. This is the table of bread. The bread upon it is called the bread of presence.
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Series on Exodus Title: Unceasing Prayer Introduction We are looking at the pattern of the tabernacle. Last time we examined the Scriptural teaching dealing with the ark of the covenant. In this study we move out from the holiest place we look next at the altar of incense which was located directly in front of
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Series on Exodus Title: The Quest for the Ark Introduction We come now to the actual description of the tabernacle. The book of Exodus records both the command to Moses with the description of what is to be done and the account of it being carried out. In this case we find the former in
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Series on Exodus Title: In the Presence of God Introduction We come now to a section of Exodus which has to do with the worship of Israel. This worship was prescribed by God and it centered around a place of worship called the tabernacle. The tabernacle was a portable tent of intricate design and complexity
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Title: The Covenant Sealed Introduction Our text in this study deals with the ratification of the God’s covenant with Israel. We should note that this is the same covenant that Jesus is talking about in the inauguration of the Lord’s Supper when He says This cup is the blood of the new covenant. God’s covenant
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